What Is This, Who Am I, Please Help
Eleanor Elliott ThomasFortnightly newsletter on books, writing, TV, pop culture, and life in general - also now intermittently recapping classic novels for your entertainment. Come for the foolish jokes, stay for the equally foolish cultural analysis.
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Nothing but stardust
Hello, everybody! Did you know that it is DECEMBER already?? The final month of the year, in which all the accumulated worries of the previous 11 months start to pile up like an ominous bank of cumulonimbus clouds right before a hurricane. ...
Let Me Be Frank...enstein
Hello everybody, it’s time for Classic Recap number 2! This time I thought I would go for something a bit more upbeat my last one (Crime & Punishment, which you can read here and here) which in an unexpected twist turned out to be full of b...
Grievous errors of judgment
Well, it’s a grim week in politics, for reasons that I don’t need to explain.
Big Dostoevsky Energy: Part II
Welcome back for Part Two of our recap of the most profound examination of the dark heart of humanity ever written, ~~Bridget Jones’ Diary~~ Crime and Punishment.
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Eleanor is a novelist and former human rights lawyer. She lives in Melbourne, Australia. Her first novel, The Opposite of Success, a comedy about failure, is out now with Text Publishing. German edition published by Dumont Buchverlag.
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